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dial-peer setting when no called/calling party number info

j.hirose
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Hi there,

Are there any ways to configure IOS(12.4) dial-peer setting(call to router from PSTN) when there is no called party number and no calling party number in Information Elements(ISDN BRI) from service provider?

I tried as below,however did not work.

dial-peer voice 100 voip

incoming called-number .T

session target ipv4:XX.XX.XX.XX

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MARTIN STREULE
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Maybe I'm completely wrong, but you could try to solve that with PLAR.

voice-port xxx

connection plar 1234

dial-peer voice 100 voip

destination pattern 1234

session target xxxx

The "incoming called-number" command does not actually route calls, it is to select parameters on incoming dial-peers.

You can also do a translation on the voice port which translates an empty string to a number.

Hope this helps a little.

/Martin

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Yep !!

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mchin345
Level 6
Level 6

I don't think there is any way to configure IOS(12.4) dial-peer setting(call to router from PSTN) when there is no called party number and no calling party number in Information Elements(ISDN BRI) from service provider

Yep !!

Connection Plar

MARTIN STREULE
Spotlight
Spotlight

Maybe I'm completely wrong, but you could try to solve that with PLAR.

voice-port xxx

connection plar 1234

dial-peer voice 100 voip

destination pattern 1234

session target xxxx

The "incoming called-number" command does not actually route calls, it is to select parameters on incoming dial-peers.

You can also do a translation on the voice port which translates an empty string to a number.

Hope this helps a little.

/Martin

Thank you for your helpful reply.

I tried both "translation" and PLAR function on the port respectively, and both could route call as I expected.

Thank you,

Junko